Ringworm | A Second Opinion

Ringworm, despite its name, is not caused by worms but by a fungal infection. It commonly presents on the skin as a red, itchy rash with a circular shape. Ringworm can affect the hair and nails. It is more common in hot, humid climate and in patients with diabetes. Antifungal medications, available in various forms such as creams, ointments, or oral medications, are typically prescribed for treatment. Maintaining good hygiene practices, avoiding sharing personal items, and prompt treatment are essential to prevent the spread of ringworm and alleviate symptoms. #RingwormAwareness #FungalInfection #SkinHealth #HygieneMatters #RingwormTreatment #ItchySkinRelief #DermatologyCare #FungalRash #SkinInfectionAwareness #RingwormPrevention #HealthySkinTips #DermatologySolutions #FungalFreeLiving #SkinCareRoutine #RingwormJourney